David McSavage is brother to Barry Andrews, Fianna Fail MEP for the Dublin constituency, Sinead, Clare and Mary.
13 Facts About David McSavage
David McSavage's grandfather Todd Andrews was active with the Irish Republican Army during the Irish War of Independence and his grandmother Mary Coyle, was a prominent member of Cumann na mBan.
David McSavage spent time in the United States, and then taught English in Japan.
David McSavage has performed at national and international comedy festivals such as the Kilkenny Comedy Festival.
David McSavage became widely known in Ireland for his street performance in Dublin city centre; his street act consists of improvised songs often predicated on sardonic speculations about those passing by.
David McSavage is best known for the IFTA-nominated 2009 The Savage Eye, a show consisting of a mixture of comedy sketches and satire.
In 2008, David McSavage devised and featured in Headwreckers, an episode of Channel 4's Comedy Lab show.
David McSavage played William Hall, the publisher of Charles Dickens, in the film The Man Who Invented Christmas.
David McSavage met his future wife, Hannah Gnat from Poland, in Amsterdam, and they settled in Copenhagen for the birth of the first of two sons, and stayed there for 5 years.
In 2023, David McSavage mentioned that he and his ex-wife were producing a podcast together.
David McSavage was long-term partner to TV actress Fiona O'Shaughnessy until October 2012.
David McSavage appeared alongside O'Shaughnessy in John Michael McDonagh's 2022 film The Forgiven.
David McSavage spent a period of time cat-sitting in the Camberwell area of London during the COVID-19 pandemic.